Sentence examples for tenure changes from inspiring English sources
Joseph Ricca, superintendent of the East Hanover Township district, said he supported the governor's ideas for tenure changes.
Along with high-stakes testing and tenure changes, legislative efforts to expand charter schools are among the most contentious issues in education circles.
"I don't think the public is paying taxes for education on the assumption that investors are going to make money," said Diane Ravitch, the education historian and co-founder of the Network for Public Education, which advocates against high-stakes testing, charter schools and tenure changes.
If the Jets miss the playoffs for the first time in his three-year tenure, changes are likely, and Schottenheimer has overseen a unit that, aside from its red-zone efficiency, has been a disappointment this season by most statistical measures.
This assumes that there can be no land tenure changes in which the state gives land to the pastoralists.
This coincided with land tenure changes, i.e. more individualized land user rights (Wairore et al. 2015b) Nowadays, 30 years later, enclosures dominate the landscape in Chepareria.
Understanding the nature of variation in land tenure in space and time is an important step towards developing a deeper understanding of land tenure change and its impacts on societies and ecosystems.
"It's also really hard to book pop stars in advance …" While Mather is keen to play down Amstell's hold on the show, he admits that his Bafta award-nominated tenure changed Buzzcocks forever.
Examining pastoral and agro-pastoral users' historical perceptions of land use and tenure change, results indicate that disputes over the access to and use of commonly shared natural resources are linked to increasing enclosures of ephemeral and permanent lakes in the pastoral zone of Niger.
The term 'encroachment' implies that there is just one pattern of land tenure change.
The term 'encroachment' implies that there is just one pattern, or narrative, of land tenure change.
